Ha': hall
Ha' folk: the servants
Haddin: holding: inheritance
Hae: have
Haet: a thing
Haffet: hauffet: the temple:
the side of the head
Haffets: side-locks
Hafflins: half: partly
Hag: a moss: a broken bog
Haggis: a special Scots pudding: made
of sheep's lungs: liver and heart:
onions and oatmeal: boiled in a sheep's stomach
Hain: to spare: to save
Hairst: har'st: harvest
Haith: faith (an oath)
Haivers: v havers
Hal': hald: holding: possession
Hale: hail: the whole
Hale: health
Hale: hail: whole: healthy
Halesome: wholesome
Hallan: a partition wall: a porch:
outer door
Halloween: All Saints' Eve (31st of October)
Hallowmas: All Saints' Day (1st of November)
Haly: holy
Hame: home:
Han': haun: hand
Han-darg: v darg
Hand-wal'd: hand-picked (ie: choicest)
Hangie: hangman (nickname of the Devil)
Hansel: the first gift; earnest
Hap: a wrap: a covering against cold
Hap: to shelter
Hap: to hop
Happer: hopper (of a mill)
Hap-step-an'-lowp hop-step-and-jump
Harkit: hearkened
Harn: coarse cloth
Hash: an oaf
Haslock woo: the wool on the neck of a sheep
Haud: to hold: to keep
Hauf: half
Haughs: low-lying rich lands by a river
Haun: v han':
Haurl: to trail
Hause: cuddle: embrace
Haveril: hav'rel: one who talks nonsense
Havers: nonsense
Havins: manners: conduct
Hawkie: a white-faced cow; a cow
Heal: v hale
Healsome: v halesome
Hecht: to promise; threaten
Heckle: a flax-comb
Heels-o'er-gowdie: v gowdie
Heeze: to hoist
Heich: heigh: high
Hem-shin'd: crooked-shin'd
Herd: a herd-boy
Here awa: hereabout
Herry: to harry
Herryment: spoliation
Hersel: herself
Het: hot
Heugh: a hollow or pit; a crag: a steep
bank
Heuk: a hook
Hilch: to hobble
Hiltie-skiltie: helter-skelter
Himsel: himselfk
Hiney: hinny: honey
Hing: to hang
Hirple: to move unevenly; to limp
Hissels: so many cattle as one person can attend (R
B)
Histie: bare
Hizzie: a hussy: a wench
Hoast: cough
Hoddin: the motion of a sage countryman riding on
a cart-horse (R B)
Hoddin-grey: coarse gray woolen
Hoggie: dim of hog; a lamb
Hog-score: a line on the curling rink
Hog-shouther: a kind of horse-play by jostling with
the shoulder; to jostle
Hoodie-craw: the hooded crow: the carrion
crow
Hoodock: grasping: vulturish
Hooked: caught
Hool: the outer case: the sheath
Hoolie: softly
Hoord: hoard
Hoordet: hoarded
Horn: a horn spoon; a comb of horn
Hornie: the Devil
Host: v hoast
Hotch'd: jerked
Houghmagandie: fornication
Houlet: v howlet
Houpe: hope
Hove: swell
Howdie: howdy: a midwife
Howe: hollow
Howk: to dig
Howlet: the owl
Hoyse: a hoist
Hoy't: urged (R B)
Hoyte: to amble crazily (R B)
Hughoc: dim of Hugh
Hullions: slovens
Hunder: a hundred
Hunkers: hams
Hurcheon: the hedgehog
Hurchin: urchin
Hurdies: the loins: the crupper (R B)
(i e: the buttocks)
Hurl: to trundle
Hushion: a footless stocking
Hyte: furious
